The Art of Climbing
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Why climb? 2
Climbing for exploration
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Big wall rock climbing
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Glossary
Climbing for …
Written by Liz MilesPeople climb for many reasons, whether it’s to rescue, for work, to explore, as a hobby, to compete or for art. There are many different ways to climb.
Let’s delve into the amazing world of climbing
In the past, tourists sometimes climbed up structures to discover more about them.
Visitors on an ancient Egyptian
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Some people climb on special walls in gyms.
Unlike a real rock wall, there are no crumbling ledges or wet conditions.
Climbers are taught to bridge large gaps with their bodies. Look at how this climber gets his limbs into position.
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